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Swedish House Mafia released their latest single “It Gets Better”, the first since their acclaimed Grammy-nominated single “Don’t You Worry Child.” For fans, most can agree it has been a major rollercoaster ride. With the group’s break up in 2013, multiple rumors shot down about a possible return, their reunion at Ultra Music Festival, then going silent after their Save The World Tour, new music was beginning to seem worlds away. But the time has come to celebrate the Swedes’ official return to dance music and the continuation of the legacy they left behind.
To celebrate the trio’s official comeback into the dance music hemisphere, we are looking back at some of Swedish House Mafia’s major moments since their last release in 2012. From their breakup to their reunion, here are all the exciting things that happened before the group’s latest release.
2013: Swedish House Mafia Says Farewell at Ultra Music Festival
After announcing their breakup in mid-2012 and setting off on their One Last Tour, the group concluded their time as Swedish House Mafia with one last performance. Their final set was a major moment for SHM and Ultra fans alike. Celebrating the 15th anniversary of the renowned Miami music festival, the Swedes went bigger than ever before, leaving a mark in both dance music and Ultra history.
2014: Swedish House Mafia Drops Documentary “Leave The World Behind”
After saying goodbye in 2013, Swedish House Mafia dropped their music documentary Leave the World Behind in 2014. The film served as a farewell tribute for fans to remember the iconic trio while laying the music project to rest. Uncovering moments during the group’s time on their One Last Tour, the documentary dives into the meaning of friendship and tells a story of huge success.
2014: Axwell // Ingrosso is Born
SHM members Axwell and Sebastian Ingrosso announced they would continue their partnership together, forming Axwell // Ingrosso. During the group’s time, third SHM member Steve Angello focused on his solo project, releasing songs such as “Dopamine” and “Nothing Scares Me Anymore.”
Axwell // Ingrosso went onto release their first studio album, More Than You Know, and delivered acclaimed singles such as “Sun is Shining” and “Something New.” In 2018, the duo announced they would be going on hiatus to focus on their work as Swedish House Mafia.
2018: Swedish House Mafia Reunites at Ultra Music Festival
On March 25, 2018, Swedish House Mafia reunited once again after 5 years since the group split at the same event in 2013. Closing out Ultra Music Festival’s 20th edition, the trio performed classics such as “Save The World,” “Reload,” and “Don’t You Worry Child,” along with multiple unreleased tracks. The set solidified the group’s rightful home in dance music, as Axwell announced, “It’s Swedish House Mafia for life this time.”
